For aspiring wildlife photographers, Stitfall says modern technology offers unprecedented opportunities for photographers who are passionate, consistent and willing to immerse themselves in animal behavior—habitat, their most active times of year, and—perhaps most importantly—their diet.

Photographer Tyler DeVane has amassed thousands of followers on social media, where he shares his stunning shots of birds and wildlife. The kicker? DeVane is just ten years old – and he captures his wildlife images with a bridge camera.

Life in the dry season is no picnic—lions are anxiously waiting for the Great Migration and the feast it promises—but it makes for some incredible wildlife behavior and these cubs were the stars of the show.

Frankie the Caribbean flamingo escaped from Paradise Park Wildlife Sanctuary in Hayle, Cornwall, on 2 November, despite her feathers being clipped on one wing to prevent her from reaching full flight. The bird was eventually spotted in Goulven Bay in northern France - where she is thought to have settled.

Among the millions of beetle species on Earth, few are as intriguing as dung beetles — not for their appearance, but for their namesake behavior. Dung beetles are known for finding and collecting dung,

While some commenters are busy swooning over these sweet creatures, others are still in shock that hamsters are wild animals! This could be because some hamster species have gone extinct in the wild but still exist in captivity, or because wild hamsters are native only to Europe and Asia.

South African wildlife photographer Wim van den Heever has been named the Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2025 for his powerful image, Ghost Town Visitor. The photo shows a brown hyena among the remains of a long-abandoned diamond mining town in Kolmanskop, Namibia.

Cellphone cameras can produce some spectacular photos. Aren't they good enough now or do you still need to spend thousands on professional cameras

Photography platform Picfair organized the Urban Wildlife Photography Awards to highlight the trend of photographing urban wildlife, which increased in popularity during the COVID-19 pandemic Kelli Bender is the Pets Editor at PEOPLE. She has been working ...